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Old 03 December 2009, 12:22   #1
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On the scrounge for Blue hypalon
I am after a few bits of dark blue to re-inforce the bow of the boat where have bounced it off quays etc and its pulled the fabric apart under the nose. (Only the re-inforcing strip) .

Its just the 'wrong' height on my local quay & while I dont thinkits a big problem I just want to tidy it up .

Anyone got some tucked away going for a few beers/ pies/ pasties etc - but you lunch Saturday etc ....

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Old 03 December 2009, 16:39   #2
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I am after a few bits of dark blue to re-inforce the bow of the boat where have bounced it off quays etc and its pulled the fabric apart under the nose. (Only the re-inforcing strip) .

Its just the 'wrong' height on my local quay & while I dont thinkits a big problem I just want to tidy it up .

Anyone got some tucked away going for a few beers/ pies/ pasties etc - but you lunch Saturday etc ....

Pete
Had the same problem a while back with my old RIB, the guys at Ribcraft helped me out,and I didn't own one of theirs at the time.They had plenty of off cuts and were happy to help,worth a call.
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What size do you need? I've got some knocking about
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Old 03 December 2009, 19:44   #4
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Isn't that blue colour on the Adventures unique to Avon?
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Isn't that blue colour on the Adventures unique to Avon?
Possibly - but this is for the bigger toy - henshaw finest blue tubes - while its easy to get at etc over the winter.

Cheers Tim - anything about 4 inches wide + , by anything . With this I can put patches on the bits I've buggered up ! If you chuck them on the boat I'll catch up Saturday at the Folly.

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A length of lay-flat sliced in half?
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A length of lay-flat sliced in half?
Daft question of the day - What do you mean by 'lay-flat' ?
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Daft question of the day - What do you mean by 'lay-flat' ?

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Length of lay flat hose.

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have you got any yet, i have some in the conservatory, and it's not really welcome there
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